To the Vietnamese, one of the most significant festivals is Tet holiday. It usually occurs in late January and early February. It is the time when family members reunite and celebrate the occasion together. Preparation for Tet is often time-consuming and requires a lot of work. This includes re-decorating the home and visiting their ancestors' graves. In terms of food, Chung Cake is the typical dish of Tet, made out of sticky rice and green beans that are wrapped together in special kind of leave. During Tet, people typically visit their relatives' houses and wish each other luck, prosperity and safety for the coming year. It is also customary for children to receive lucky money, which is certainly the best part of Tet holiday for them. In conclusion, Tet has proved its importance to Vietnamese people and will continue to be so in the years ahead. 
